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Mr..LIS-TON , • Sir David l)aw, Mr.. A RLEY l- PenruddOck, Mr: K ; Woodville, Mr. U itRA Y : Captain Worn:Ville, Mr. C. K. MULE ; Sydenharn, Mr. BRUNTON , • Mrs Woodville, Mrs. -WESTON ; i.mily Terripest, Miss BOLTON Dame Uuneicley, lirr m()RE ; - Mary Miss COX. Al a - • • „ % mar will be revived ( wish new Scenery, Dresses, and uccoration) the Grand Historic Pantomime Drama of LA PEROUSE Qr, Tl-11: DESOLATE-, tiLAND. P . • ' - kuropeans. eronse ( .trie • Naviitator), Mr. 1'•0 LOG NA. jun. Theodore (Son o , t Perouse), Miss ‘V 0 RGMAN ; Coine, Mc P. I A Y-1-01t ; ... ii ; C ,,. ,Madame- l'ennise, ' Mrs. Pi N.COTi . ; -' .. paria.,24fan..Ai.un.4.l. of the . 15esolate Island), Master MO lt I: I II (being his first appearance]; • , , N.itiyes ..)f a neighbourvig 4101(14 . . Kanji9 (Suitor to Umbal, Mr. t; KFiVIXT..DI ; -. U.inlvi,. Mrs l' A RICE 11, . , (Being tali - lira appearinee ori thi4'Stlge). -t tof-thelfaxes t) he, taken. of Mr.-11ra.tulon,at- the- New B o till x-Office, in Prineeplace, llarx-street, from Ten rs Hour, . . .. ... . 21: 5 .:7 °X i eS 7s.t. Second: p rice ,;s. 6d. —Pip3s. 6d. Second -price Se.ctind-price .oevecr.; .i p lery 2.5. Second-rice is —Upper .',allery as. Thr..„ 6l. —No Money to he returned. - be • - ''''' )6 r"vql he dpenett at'1•1411 past Five, and the Play Sit a!" 1 - tai ipa •t Six • 6 "... il ° * r nr-kr"/W, 41achetli • . with-The Village ,Lawyer. . /._ .. - - _ROYAL, LYCEUM. '• • ‘ (Vnd er.the•iAuthitity.of-the LORD CHAMBERLAIN.) • • HIS PRESENT 'EVENI NG, Nov. 14, -- 1.8.10, Alalestivi! Sorvants will act the' Comedy of i!;;S:L4,ANDESTIIN E MARRIAGE. Lord - Ogleby, Mr. LO V EG RO VE; Sir john MelvilleT - Mr. - HOLLAND; • r. §tgtttng, : MT. _l'd!: Jsiti( )N,;. • , Lovewell, Mr. 1/11A,Ae1 N ; • • Caitow : Mr. WEW! rz E ; • • ,l , rush, Mr. AI.M ER ; Peiclelberg; SeA RKS ; . . Miss Sterling: Mrs..O.RG K ; •: ' • ••• r . F,anny, Mr- 1 , . ; Betty, Miss TI Di'WELL. To which will he aTcleß;iiii - hew Musical Farce of :1-llf Adam Steriing, Mr. I',LN LEY ; , , s fatius ju. ibie, Mt:VISO-ER ; .Dick Cipher , Air. M4 , 1' 7 1-It - : WS: O'Rourke O' Daisy,* 'Mr. I' rll N ST()N E ;-' I zrry Blossom, Mr. i,.,N ; ]l'll's, Augusta CAroline itoneVtn,;ttli, Mrs. SI'ARKS ; C I.4ra S iLft ling', hiiss.K LLY .; Dully O' Daisy . Mrs. 1;1 AN I), .. I : l l ices to he . taken tit Mr. -Sprin ,t the BOx.olFice in the '1 rand Entrance, tat whom may t, • also be had Private Boxes :lightly, 130x..•Lb c a 6 s..Second-price Ts.—P it 3s. 6d. Second-price rY zs• Second-price i5.,.-- . -Upper Gallery is. Second. agree bd. • ijhe Doors to be opened at .Ha,,,pas• Five, ad the rer m-ance to bitin at Halt past Six lft Money to be re. tit ri le d To. m orrow, The Hypocrite c. Dodor Cantwell,•Mr. Dow hisor, first appearanee since his late accident) ; with ",e•Review, The Wa4i of Windsor. i. C,ENERAL SIR JOHN MOOREts CORUNNA r j . PAT LINT CAM l' III:USTI:A 0, forming a. regular T t." „'''* Bed for the held, Barracks, &c. alto a SOFA for a' sh -s i t (" Room .54c. and likewise a SEA COT tor on board P, the whole packiNg in a small Vallee, allowed the most Portable ever et manufactured,invented by MORGAN ;And s ANDEgs, NO. tb and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, tin..ost. humbly presume the highest lion? urs ought to be paid all those who so gallantly live and die tor their Ketig 4114 Country. • NTHE ONLY LOTTERY NOW ON SALE. ExT MONTH, DECEMBER 4, the GRAND CITY LOTTERY will draw .in Guildhal, London. .this C apital Property, situate in Skinner-street and Paitet trs_ et. amounts in. value to upwards of One Hundred:Thou— Ponnds, and is the last opportunity the Public can ever " I .:_ve of obtaining a valuable k r:ihold, Land-tax 'redeemed, 81 . Iss. jr,er e are 'Twenty-five Capital Prizes., Price of .Ifieket . 1 5 0 Half • 0 Eighth . .41 4 0 Quarter . , 2 7 0 I . 012 0 Tick,:rs and Sh a r es are selling:at No. t 5 and Skinner °f Ho tind s drt ch ; Snowhi4l9ll ; ,3,xt t Pickett-str.ct e • 120 et ; 6, Aidgate, c..rner ; 8 , . Strand and No, is 72 11 95 THE3O77 • . abote Prizes were sold in Twenty-five I . Sit:ll'es, in the Lottery just finished, at- . EYTOI•I's uckY () nice,' No, 2, Cornaill, near the hlansion-House ; end in the laSt-C rand City Lottery, , No. ts.S.ta Z6OOO 4,11!ou, nting to 1 4 79 ; ' ,1 57 0 13 ...1: wa l s ;is . o ' so : cd -- in ' . l .:, ..v : e'n . t le) : : ti j.) ve Shares. Inoosethey Lottery, which draws the 4th of Next. Month. - LICENSED STATE LOTTERY OFFICES, 26, CORNHILL, and ST. MARC ARE"I's HILL, BOROUGH. 6 RNSBY .And. Co: 'Stock-Brokers, remind D r . their Friends that the CITY LOTTERY will ,wn on the 4th of De,eember ; , a Variety of TICKETS ""41 SHARES At L • k; aDll '1 loket . . . . ,C 8 i s 0 Half , , 4 1 2 o 1 Eighth . • Z I 4 ' 0 • vuarter . • . 2.. ,7 . c I Sixteenth . o 12 0 SCHEMES GRATIS. Hornsby and Co. sold the Grand Prizes in Lott % erY. Lox's Museum Lottery, the l'igot Diamond Lot .the Adelphi ery. and in the iinst arid Second City Lotteries ; also, No. ! 388 . a 2,0001. No. 1,i72, a t,07 , 01. and, No. 3,077, a sool. La thirty-two Shares, in the last State Lottery. - WHEN Persons from age or aceideuf sustain a • partial - JOSS of T is •most prudent to' have Z v a ri) t ri . tse to Artificial-Subititutes, in.order to • secure the Te.. c Teetli,_arAt to aid in the important works of Mast'. as(Von and Articulati on. ' Both these purposes, arc however, red by th e m i s chi evous prd di ce tying these Sidi. meutes to the 'Feetii Which remain, as the latter are gradually, loosened .Ind destroyed. Tilt. new Method pur -4„963 by Mr: LiLADEN USPINI, of PALL-MALL, ob gates this etql; and: gives to. his -' 4 .ttiticial Teeth the Ease, b: 4 , ll tY, and Durability of Natwe; this' desirable objeeA can Act:on-1.061'w upt.ii very moderate Terms. u P., T Li J.. 't 4 - 'SALES OF ESTATES, &c. • ADDIN6TON HILLS. A VALUABLE . WHITE SAND PlT,and WOOD LAND, at CROtipl• HURST, in the couN •rv. ofsußßEv. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auctimit Mart, :opposite the Bank of England, on Tuesday, the Goth inst. at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, by Order of the. Assignees of Mr. Willitra Coles, . . ALVALUA BCE- FREEHOLD ElSTATE,.Tythe free;-situated in the Parish of Addington ; conta.iiing About Thirty Acres, which includes a valuable White Sand Pit, found to be uSefnl in Manufac.tOries . and is now ren dered extreinely. convenient for the - London Market, either by Land or .Water Cairiage, being o..ay two miles from the Croydon Canal, which is now navigable. • The Estate is in hand',* and inimedi&'e;posSession . will be - giv4l. , Also. a Leasebold..Estate„held under Croydon College, consisting of Eight Acres of Wood Laod, in the Parish of Crcliain Hurst, near Croydon, in hand. May be viewectat any - time, and partieularg had . .twenty days preceding the Sale, at the Star, Loaves ;_ Whig Hat, ;[;oilstone; Bell, Bromley; Groyiluond, Croydon crilli;i, ;Kingston ; at th, ,Auct.on 'Mart ; of Mr. Walton, Solicitor, Girctlers' Hill, Basirignall-street and of Messrs. Hoggart : and - Phillips, N0. , 6z, Broad-street. - • • VALUABLE F A near LYIVI 1. ) .,1• 1 Lt LD and CROY..• DON, in. rne Ci)UNT !,11R.It Y. • • TO liE SOLI) 101 AUC CION, By Messrs. LIOGGART au.tl PiIILLII'S, At tnesikoction ;04rt, opposite the 11 of Liiw,l•ihd, on cues. day, :,.e zoth .iistaitt, at - rwelve ...lock, in Ong :Lot, by Outer of tin: Assignees ot Mr. Win. Coles,. • L4`ARLEIGI-I'COURT .FARM, in the Parish of. yarlelgh ; consisting of a mt,st . ,valuahl..! Estate of . Sig ilund‘e•l and Sixty-soft:. ALres of rich As .Pasture, and Wood Land; in hi, ii - CiativatiOn,;ind in Rin terice, situatednear W,irlingnarwComincti, and adjoining.Selllon awl ltih.:s wo .d Lodge Estates, withxwospact us F4rni„ nooses, mime, rous Cottages, capitiil Barns, Cattle-lodges, Cow .honses, Stabling, Li rana ties; and ounterotn. Out_ Jai 'dings The Estate is held upon Lease, Under ,\lorden College, rt. newahle for eve: . ; rent 161. per annuni. MAI • o‘; viewed at any ate, and partie . liars had twenty days previous to the Sate; at th.. Star Lew_s ;, ; Wltite liar% G..tt stout ; Bell, Bromley ; r,.% hound,' Cr;,G kitig -5..t0n; at the Aiiction Mart; W,liun, SOIiCLIOt o liasitiOall-street ; and. of • ~ tloggart and 8r0.,u-street, Royal Exclia:4,F. • FREEHOLD ESTAI E and near 'SE LSDONi . SLRICLY. . ' • TO BE S( BY AUCTION, • By INies.r.:;_ HOGG..kaT and PH I LLI PS ; • At.the Audtion'ta. t, i;.ar the Bank of England, on "foci - div, . insrani, at Tv:elve o'ClucK, in One Lot, by the of Mr. Cotes , • •T- NGSWOOD LODGE FA11.01,. Freehold and ,the . free ; co1 . 1:411 - iit% One . Hundred . Acres of rich • ara.tle, t'sturc, ,Vl,id.•• - •,athi Wood Land, in a Ring Fence. aijoniing Selstl ci Est.,te,.atid in thel'ai,sli 01 Croydon, twin %vhicii :touat tare! (tales, with ,asp4LiCuS brick • built ' nut:l...lons Norris,. suitable .:or tue Residence of a Gentleman, tti tttt i leasure.gruunds - and Gardens, and Ri‘k:yarits, capital Barns.• Stabling, i•-liotrses, and marnavus otn:rou,..atidings, in excellent' repatt,,andof which iui ineniate pussessitlii will be given. • • May be vies. cu at any time, and Particulars had twenty days pr i evioas to time 'at the 6tar, Lewes ;..the .White Hart, - Goctsione; Bell; Bromley t; reyhound, Croydon; Kingstu:i ; at the Auaion Mart , or Mr. Walton, Girdiers'- r ail, • asinglfail:S - tieet ; and ..1 Messrs. Hcif,gart and Broathstreet, Royal •Ex.liange.• • VALUABLE LEAS . E.LIOLD CORN-FARM, TITHE.: FREE, near ADDING I'ON LARK, in the COUNTY - - - of SUAREV. • • - • TO lIE SOLD BY. AUCTION, • By Messcs. HOGGART and PH I LLI PS, At the Audion Mart, opposite Ali,: Bank of England; on Tuesday, the loth inst. at - Twelve o'Gfocle, by Order of the Assignees of Mr. Wm.-Colts;, - `TONE'S FARM, delightfully situated about. kJ three.. Miles from' Croydon, four from Beckenham, five from ;iromley, and one troth tVieKhain, in the parish of Ad dington, and about thirteen froth ti z'• Metropolis, in the Comity of Surrey ; consisting at Two_Hundred and. Sixteen Acres of, fine ri. h A rabic and Pasture Land, in the highest state of cultivation; and ih a Riti,;-letice, surrounded by good . roads., and near the best markets, - with a coinpaCtilartitrs Cottage, in a •pleasant situatio,i, cnitimpiling at one yiew almost the wliMe. Estate, which, at a-sinall ex pence, might be converted into a. -,porting Box, or for a Ge!itlettiati loud of agricultural pursuits ; with capital • new-built Barns, Bullock Lodges, Waggon Lodges,:Sheds;Stabling, Granary, and numerous Out-buildings, Sheep pens, and valuable Sp, ing of water. The Estate is held - on Lease - for eighteen years, at a low rent. _May be viewed at any time, and Particulars had twenty days preceding the sale, at rite Star, Lewes; White Hart, . Godstonel . Bell,, Bromley ; Gieytiound, Croydon ; Odin, • Kingston; - aftlie Auction Mart ; of. Mr. Walton, Soliei tor, Girdlers' flail, Basingloll-sireet ; anti of Messrs. Uoggart and Phillips, 62, iltoad-street, Royal Exchange. LEASEHOLD"' ARM, in tne COUNTY of.SURR EY. LIE..,SoLD EY AUCI LON, By M6srs.. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, • At the Auction Mart, opposite the !lank of England, on Tuesday, tlie 2001 inst. at Twelve o'clock, by 4.)rder of the Assignees of lilt. William Coles, CREWES FARM, in the Parish of -Wading parr:, about five miles front Croydon, and seventeen from Lon'on," near Lympsrield, in the County of Surrey, contiguous also to Selsdon and t arleigh Court. T he. Estate contains about' four Hundred and Nine Acres of rich Arable, and Pasture Land, includin.g the inclOsure upon W Ungliam Common, a part of which is in cultivation ; with a spacious substantial rum-{louse, or: a Residence for a re- speciable tatoily, with Barns, Stabling,. and a variety of Out-buildings, in excellent iepair, well supplied, with tine water. 1 he Estate is 'held for a term of years at a low Rent. May be viewed at any time, and Particulars .had - twenty days'previous to the Sale, at the Star, Lewes ; the W bite - Hart, Godstone; hell, brouiley ; Gleyhound, Croydon;. Griffin, Kinston; - at the Auction Nlart; of Mr. IValion, Solicitor, Girdlers'-liall, Basinghall.strect ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Beakt‘street, Royal Excleiga. - - WILTS AND HERKS CANAL. TO BCSOLIj BY AUCTION!, _ By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, .• At the Aueliun Mart, On Friday, November 23, at Twelve. , . ~'Clock, in Lots, . •• . L'. ._ . .. W ORTY SHARES in . the ILTg and BERKS CANAL.. which will he opened in a few thiys ; the Calls are paid up, and it is expected to be a fionnshin; con. cern. Particulars:may be had six, days previoui to the Sate, at the ()Aces of the leading Mercury; axtbrd, Dorchi.sti.l, and Salisbury johtnals; of Mr.AnueSley, Solicitor, Tefriplct at the Anctioni‘lart '; and of Jloggar! and Phillips, No. 6z, broad. street, near the Royal Eli:lunge, . E D A Y, NOVEMBER 14, 1810.- SALES OF ESTATES, &c. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHES, FARM, MANSION - HOUSE, and PLEASURE-GROUNDS, neat'ADDINGTON and CROYDON, in the'CUUN. TY•o[ SURREY. i • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTON, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Tur.soay, the zoth instant, at Twelve,o'Clock, in One Lot; by or der of the Assignees onvr.'William Coles, 'THAT distinauishectiand elegant . FREEHOLD 1 MANSION, called SE LSDON HOUSE, delightfully situated us a fine - eminence, which commands extensive and ,beautiful prospeas.oyer the county of Surrey, .hi . the centre Or :';tine sporting country abounding with game. - • The House presents.a hatidsome. elevation, with two Wings, and a Colonade in front. and . contains Spacious lOoows for "the aeCommodation of a Family ot-Oistinction, Dining and Drawing-rooms, Library.and Billiard-rooms, ele gantly finished, and in perfect order, with Offices Of every.de 7 scription, double Coach-houses. and Stabling mar eight homes, productive Gant 'us,. Sh rn bbery •W'alk,:. and I' leasure:groinids', with'a drive tb the Mansion, through a rich raddocit, ap proached by an .ornamental Lodge. 'mins vantab:e Lot will . be included the adjoining new: built Finn 11r 11SL' i with spnious I.3lirtis;C ranaryt an Octa gon Threshinoni.ll, range of . S tabling tor twenty horses, bullock. lodges, Cattle-sheds, Cow-houses, and Cottages, together with Seven 119 thired an 4 SeYenty.ciAlit Acres of uncommonly rich. AYable, l'a.ttitte, and Waft Land, which is hr the highest state of cultivation, its a King' . fence, 1 ithe. free,' and intersected by the tine new loati to Lymps field, abort two miles froth Croydon, .thred . from Carshal ton, twu trout Addington, and 14 from London. To b- 5 viewed with tickets only, which, with particula'ri, may Be had twenty days preceding the Sale, of Messrs. ;Hog gart and Pit lips, 62, broad-street. Particulars also at the 6t,tr, Lewes; White Hart; GodstOn-... ; Bell, Btomley ; Grey : bound, Croydon ; • Griffin, Kingston • at the Auction Mart ; and of Mr: Walton ; Solicitor, Gtrdlcrs' Halt, Basingnall slicer. 13E1)I•ORD SQUARE. 1:i1R SALE P.Y PRIVATE .CONTRACT, -A LEASEHOLD HOUSE at -the first Class, sittw , do 'tile north side, of Bedford Square; 'three r:.outs on ► FlLtor of large' dimensions; reel a witn ,Con vciiiences, ..,ultatle for "the receptionsof ,t• large 1 amity ; wien th.Lched Kitchen, -Wash-House, Stautting tio two, CarriageS, and give Stall Stable, ervants Rooms ,over tliesante .'l4e . Premies ,;fe very substantially guilt ; and held under' an unexpired term of Sotty-tour years front Michael,,. as ha'. o - be Viewed with t'iekets. which further.Particu lctrs be had et Mr. Leverton, 13, Bedford-stivare. or Mr. Itc)erv.oh, 40, SAckville- street, Piccadilly. • . “This Day was published, I-lAndsomely printed in One yuluale, price in boards One Guinea, N ESSAY on the PRINCIPLES of S(IVIIIC.-‘1.. CRl'rlelSNl,' applied to POETKY. By I tISF.VrH..HA R, - L L. D. Qt College,,:)xtord. Printed for F. C. and 1. - Rivington, No, 62, St. Paul's . Ctr.J , .ll-yard; sold also by j. Hatalord, No. Igo, Picea- 7" 4 1 w -4 - ..•; • . r 7 • -_.• • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. GENIANE.MEDICINES. NEWBERI and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's • Chinch-yald, London, or No. . 29, Darrie.street, Dublin, Proprietors .of Dr: James's Powder, ' and other valuable - Preparatiorts, , intorrn the Public, that in come tiiionce of the New Duties, the price oh that Medicine is as. 911.. per Packet, or 11. Ss, 6.d. 'per Dozeii,' . or - a - Dozen in a Bottle, tl. As. as matte up for the Arrny:and , Navy ; but oh..terve tturt the: words . 6 F. , Newbery, N0..45, St. Paul's," rare engraved iittlic Stamps. Tile following arc die-Prices of their Medicines, dutieS ihcltided ; brit those who purchase six, - or mote, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. s. d. s. . . Dr. lames's Powder z 9 Dalby's CarMinative 't 9 Analeptic Pills 46 • Strung Tine/. of Bark 4 0 Ditto -Antibdious Pills .2 Huxliarn's ditto -3 0 Dr. Austin's Clialy&tate 4 '0 English (2.011 Ce - . 9 . Dr. Steer's OpOde.doc 2 9 Essence ot Ginger - 2 9 Do: Convulsion Oil - 6 lnglish's Scots Pills Do. Camomile Drops t 9 Cheltenham` Salts —2, 9 lissenc-eur‘ColtsOot • 3 b IpecacuanhiALozeng,es t ti Mr.Spen::e's Dentifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea - 2 9 The Cephalic Snuff - • I 1; - Henry's M 'Artesia . a • b • Loienges of Blois I tt j Maredain's Drops . 5 6 Glass's Maguesia 3. b, Spilsbury's ditto .. 5 6 Leo's Liniment ‘ •- - 5 o Grant's Cough ditto - a 6 Asthrnatie.tialsarn - 2 9 Greenou,,h's tinctures t it Tonic Pills - z 9 Ditto Tolu Lozenges t 16 Dr. Ilooper's Pills - t 0 4 Soothing. Sy Rip - 2.9 tcple allowance to Mercnants, Sec. )or bx.porration. • SIR • No'. 9, New bridge-street, Blackfriars. ICONSIDER it but an 2t,t 91 justice due to the merits of your I.EAK.L's PATENT PILLS ; to com. municate to you the following Cure which has recently been pertonned.by theM Acquaintance of mine, by thu breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication( of disorders arising theretroml, was reduced al most to a skeleton ; and although he had the best medical advice which could be,ottained, and tried a variety of Patent Niedicines, 'loping could be procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any service: he remained in a most re duced • and pitiable situation .for two years,. Unable to t011,.w .his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand en his legs; in Sad, no one who knew , hitn ever supposed it pas sible for him to.recover. He was advised at loaf to try your Leake's Pills ; he did so, adhering striCify to the direCtior.s given with then*. lie had not taken more than two boxes befoie he found an alteration for the better : this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes .more he found 'his appetite and strength grapally return, and is. now•as' healthy and stout as any. Man I . know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any person : to me for a confirmation of the above account if it should be doubted. • • I am Sir; your obedient humble servant, Library, Fol k stone. THOS. PURDAY. • . Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor. • . Taos. TAYLOR, Member of the ;Loyal College of Surgeons, • London, ,at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street; • Where,. after a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in a practice particularly directed to the 'Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to • the Parts of Genera. Lion or both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy, w hich men of his. protession should always observe, he flatters him self, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this ..sviedicine, will be esteemed by a dis cerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained; Ant void of anrbigtiity.. Also sold; by his Appointment, for. the convenience o those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's. No. St. Al ban's-street, ; the To) shop, No. 503, Oxford street. ; Mr. Disboro.,gli's, No. i tish.itieet .nill ; Mr. Baxter's, South Bridge, rEdinburgh ; Mr. Al' Donald's, gow Mr.'lll4l, Dame -street, Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's, verpo:)l ;. Mr. ,Atkinon's, Manchester ; and by one Person in e'very. considerable Town in Great Britain and *lreland, in reoxes uf only 2,, 9d.' d each, sealed up with full, and, plain di- Bdions, whereby persons of tither sex. may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. • ' N.. B. Every. Box sold in Great Britain is sealetl'op with a Stamp, on. which, by favour of the Commissioners, is printed at the . Stainp-ollice, " T. Taylor, No. j, New Bridge, street.," to ithitote which is Felony, and alt others ar.: eitutafeits. ~v R, Anif.lP. '. Cl ... ,droor - ..., 41% ..... -.r 41; ( ( r ' . •,-.cry L. ' I qi iJ x [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY. OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS RELATING TO PORTUGAL. z ~ ~~ ,I~: COPY,OF A LETTER FROM MARSHAL GEN. LORD LINGTON TO HIS EXCELLENCY DON MIGUEL REIRA FORJAZ. " MOST EXCELLENT SIR, • , ‘‘ Since, the letter which I ad:lressed to your Excellency on the', iath instant, the enemy has been employed principlly in reconnoitring• the, po sitious OcctTied by our troops, and foilifying his own. 'To accompliSh the first object he" m§ skir mished with the troops which fortn aor a.lvaliced pOsts, and who have always behaved "On the 14th the enemy atta:•ked•with itirtntry supports.J by artillery, a small detichtnent of•the 7 st • _ „ regiment„'whielt formed the advance (gii Ird nt "S , r fit'ent Spencer's division, near Sobral de "M062.e Apaco, and that for the purpose of coveling a teebonoissance made by one of his parties. Our detachment, having at- its head the- Honour*e Colonel Calogati and Vein enant-Colond, Charged the enemy with the most.dtstingoi,litd ga;- lantry, and compelled him to retire 'on the abut e inem toned place, " The- whole of the Bth corps of the French army, and . On of the 6th, arrived that evening on, the plain, near Sosral, and in consequence Sir Brent Spender's division was under the tire of fall= ing back from the advanced • situation % hich ii oc cupied. The gun-boats on the Tagus, co:I - In - landed by Lieut., Berkeley and those with which Admital Berkeley siipports the right of the army near Alban dra; were engaged at the same time, and fired on tha rarties of the enemy employed in reconnoitring on that . side, and were.very. useful. " ., 1 have also the satisfaaion of informing your Excellency, that the account which I transmitted in my former letter of the t3th relative to the march of two detachments of the troops under the comMatidot General Baccilar, has been 'since confirmed. " Colonel Trant arrived near Coimbra on the 7th inst. and immediately attacked plie advanced posfs which the enemy had without the city, which he cut off, and prevented them from 'entering the city, ag tint which he marct , ed rapidly. The ~ :sistauce,tht: encmY'thade did not last long. He took 80 dicers prisoners, and 5,000 for the •most•part sick and wounded. I have the honour to inclose to your Excellency a cony of Col..Tratit's letter to itilarshal Beresford, and also a copy oftne Marshal's letter to me on occasion of 'his success... " Ou the following day B6gadier.-Gen. 11PI1er and Col. Wils9n arrived s at Coimbra, with the deta c h. (Dents under their connnand, They hae sinC t.+ ken nearly 350 prisoners, soldiers w hoiad stiaggled ham their regiments during the match, for the purpose of getting provisions._ • 7 " Col. Wilson has since advanced with a party of infantry and cavalry to Condeika, and at the same time .Brigadier-Gear ral .Nblierioccupies Coimbra. - ' I send your Exceliency eoc i loseci a copy 9 1 - 1 letter from Marshal Becesfordi relative to these events. A detachment of the. garris.n of Peniche, or dered out by - ,Brigadier General &um, • has been equally successful, haying taken 48 prisoners belong ing to'the enemy's rear-guard,•aod killing nine more than the,number of the prisoners. Lieutenant-Col. Waters, who has also attacked Ole rear-guard of the enemy, has. made a number of prisoner's.. " The difficulties :that the enemy- exptriences ni procuring - provisions,. owing to his ha ing invaded - . - toe country • without establishing magazines, •and without adopting means.,for securini4 his rear, or.his communications with Spain, have imposed upcvi hitn the necessity of .clawing his h Idlers to struggle' to procure provisions - ; in consequence. of which not a day passes without a number of prisoners and desert ers.being brought in. ".Every thing remains tranquil in the north of • Portugal, according to the last accounts 7 received. My last accounts from Cadiz are of the 4th in stant.' • I_ .have the-honour to be, &c. "-WELLINGTON." " Head,Quarters, Peronegro, Oa- 20.!' COPY OF A LETTER F4Olll GENERAL BEEESFOIiD TG GENERAL LORD WELLINGTON. " Head. Quarters, Fort of Sobral, OE{. 17. • . 41. Mr LORD—I have the honour to inform your Lordship, that by letters from Brigadier-General Miller, dated Coimbra, I have been infortned that our troops of the north entered that city on the Bth, It appears that Colonel Trant, from whom I have not yet received dispatches, was the first who enter ed that town with the troops of Oporto, and that. Brigadier-General Miller and Colonel Wilson, city , the troops of the Minho, and the cavalry, fellow d the enemy on the line of his march to the foot v - r the ridge of Car:linnet°. _ "13iigadier-General Miller has - made prisoners 3.50 of the enemy's army, who bed straglled froni the rest, and w.ho were found robbing and hr :s continually corning up With others. Colon,' Wit. with his advanced guard entered. entidoxa on the inth or It th inst. The prisoners were .sent to Oporto. (Signed) • " G. C. BERESFORD." (SECOND LETTER.) " Casal Cochim, 061.20. " MY LORD.--Since' I sent your Lorthh.p the information received from General Miller, relative td the re-taking'of Coimbra, I have received from Colonol Trant a more citcutnstantial detail of that